• Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
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Slick Rock Golf Course

An Exquisite Parkland Layout

Course closure September 9th – 13th for aerification and maintenance.

Tee off and snap a photo from a spot that belongs on every golfer’s bucket list. Instantly recognizable by the awe-inspiring “Million Dollar Hole”, Slick Rock’s signature hole takes players on a winding path across a 35-foot waterfall. This Robert Trent Jones, Sr. designed course challenges players with more than 70 bunkers, 12 water hazards and a classic Texas Hill Country landscape.

  • 72 Par
  • 73.2 Rating
  • 134 Slope
  • 70+ Bunkers
  • 6,867 Championship Yardage
Signature hole with a waterfall and large trees on the fairway.

Slick Rock Experiences

Discover why our guests and members love our world-renowned golf community, named one of the “Top 100 Golf Resorts in North America” by Golf Magazine.

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  • Hole 1

    Par 4

    Hole number one is a 389-yard Par 4 with a slight dog leg right. A bunker sits at the right center of the fairway that blocks a player’s ideal line to the favored landing zone. Aim for the left of said bunker to set yourself up with a nice second shot from the fairway onto a green that is relatively flat as well as a possible opportunity for birdie.

  • Hole 2

    Par 3

    A slightly downhill par 3. Using a club that you know will take the bunker on the front left as well as the water out of play.

  • Hole 3

    Par 5

    A good tee shot on this long par 5 puts the golfer in the left center of the fairway, which can lead to an easy 2nd shot, followed by a short approach.

  • Hole 4

    Par 4

    A tight par 4 with water on the left side of the fairway; many fine players club down off the tree to avoid the two fairway bunkers on the right and large tree.

  • Hole 5

    Par 5

    A good tee shot finishes in the right center of the fairway and can turn this par 5 into a par 4 for the long hitters.

  • Hole 6

    Par 4

    Keep your tee shot to the left to avoid tree trouble. Many fine players gear back to a fairway wood or hybrid to ensure an open 2nd shot at the green.

  • Hole 7

    Par 4

    This par 4 is the #1 handicap hole on the course, and for good reason. Stay right of the fairway bunker off the tee and hit enough club into the green to avoid the hardship so many experience.

  • Hole 8

    Par 4

    Similar to hole #2, hole #8 is visually tricky, as there appears to be more water than grass. Be mindful of the wind, whether it’s blowing across or in your face. Club selection is of vital importance.

  • Hole 9

    Par 4

    Your target off the tee is the right center of the fairway to avoid the big tree that sits on the left side of the fairway. With a well-placed tee shot you can come in with a shot for birdie.

  • Hole 10

    Par 5

    This first hole on the back 9 is a long par 5, slight dog leg left. The fairway slopes right to left more than it looks, so a tee shot hit at the right center of the fairway will set you up with an easy 2nd shot as well as 3rd shot into the green.

  • Hole 11

    Par 4

    A well hit driver will place the golfer in the right center of the fairway. There is a green side bunker that runs horizontally in front of the green the golfer will do well to avoid.

  • Hole 12

    Par 5

    A good, straight forward tee shot leaves the golfer with an important choice to make. Lay up in front of the creek and still have 150 yards or more for a third shot? Or blast a second shot over the creek and enjoy a much shorter approach into the green.

  • Hole 13

    Par 3

    Playing this par 3 can feel like threading a needle with a golf ball. It’s important to use enough club to get to the back of the green, as tee shots tend to end up short.

  • Hole 14

    Par 4

    Our million-dollar hole, No. 14 is a beautiful slight uphill dog leg right with a fairway bunker both left and right the green runs left to right horizontally away from the player.

  • Hole 15

    Par 4

    Bang away on this wide-open par 4!

  • Hole 16

    Par 4

    This longish par 4 dogleg right is challenging both off the tee and into the green. Should a player opt to hit the tee ball well left to stay out of the fairway bunker at the dogleg, it just means a longer shot into the green.

  • Hole 17

    Par 3

    Club up on this longish par 3 to counter possible wind and aim for the center of the green. The tee box is at a higher elevation than the green, which makes it rare that a ball will roll onto the green. One must fly the ball the desired distance to the hole.

  • Hole 18

    Par 4

    No. 18 is tight par 4 that doglegs right. This hole has 2 fairway bunkers on the left and 1 fairway bunker on the right. Know your yardage to the end of the fairway before deciding on what club to tee off with. Consider using a little extra when playing the 2nd shot into the green.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.
  • Slick Rock Course with waterfall and many green trees.

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  • Clubhouse of Cap Rock,

    Slick Rock Clubhouse

    Slick Rock Clubhouse

    Laid back by design, the newly renovated clubhouse features spectacular views of the 12th fairway and a menu with the best hamburger in the Hill Country.

  • pro shop with golf shirts, pants and shoes

    Pro Shop

    Pro Shop

    Shop for the latest gear, apparel and accessories. Demo a new club, pick up balls or talk to our pros about golf lessons, junior camps and tournaments.

  • The “Original Course”

    The “Original Course”

    Opening in 1972, Slick Rock played an important part in reviving the Texas State Open and has hosted Shootouts featuring PGA and LPGA pros.

  • photo of Robert Trent Jones Sr. in black and white.

    The Texas Triangle

    The Texas Triangle

    Slick  Rock is one of three courses that comprise the “Texas Triangle” at our resort, the only resort in the continental U.S. with three golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr.

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    Ram Rock

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    Summit Rock

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    This 18-hole Zoysia Grass putting course weaves through an oasis of waterfalls, rose gardens and palm trees with our exotic birds watching from nearby.

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Packages & Offers

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  • Golf Course with green trees and club house

    Tee it Up

    Tee it Up

    Hit the links at our three award-winning golf courses in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. 

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    Unlimited RTJ Golf

    Unlimited RTJ Golf

    Play unlimited golf on three, world-class courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. Package includes your accommodations, unlimited golf, and other discounts valued at over $500. 

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  • Stay Your Way

    Stay Your Way

    Package includes: Classic guest accommodations, $50 resort credit per day, and daily breakfast per person.

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  • Love the Lake

    Love the Lake

     Package includes: Daily Breakfast from J’s Restaurant and a $100 marina credit per night of stay.

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